Sentence examples for profusion of foreign from inspiring English sources

On talk radio, angry callers claimed that the marchers were "anti-American," citing the profusion of foreign flags and Spanish-language placards.

"I don't think that kind of thing is coincidental," Susanne Bier, the director and a writer of "In a Better World," which opens in New York on April 1, said when asked to explain the profusion of foreign films addressing aspects of the complex ties between the Western and Islamic worlds.

Whatever wealth did exist lay largely in the hands of some 110,000 Italian "settlers," while a pliant, Western-installed king had made the nation home to a profusion of foreign military bases, including Wheelus Field, the biggest American air base outside the United States.

Encouraged and enabled by a profusion of low-cost airlines, Britons are now the world's biggest owners of foreign second homes as a percentage of population, according to Spanish government statistics.

Bribery of foreign officials.

Only military dominion keeps such activity at bay.A little to the west of the Chagos, the Scotsman recently reported, the sea off Kenya's northern coast currently has a profusion of fish because Somali pirates are keeping out all the big foreign fishing boats.

A profusion of quick taps played against single piano notes, and steps created by the American master Jimmy Slyde translated nicely into a foreign context.

There is a profusion of marble.

Hence our profusion of improbable excitements.

Every major work drew a profusion of takers.

Taking in the profusion of camo-wear, Mr. Kors was tickled.